The City of Manchester has been in the news recently due to a variety of events spanning from cultural happenings to tragic incidents. The city's Co-op Live arena faced issues leading to show postponements, while artists at the Northern Music Awards highlighted the lack of dedicated support for the arts in Manchester. Additionally, a test run gig by a well-known artist took place at the new venue, and a disappointing beer festival drew criticism. On a more somber note, police investigations into a recent killing in the Moss Side area and the discovery of a deceased individual's torso in the woods have been ongoing.
Manchester is a city and metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester, England, with a population of around 547,627 as of 2018. It is known for its rich industrial heritage, vibrant cultural scene, and world-renowned football clubs. The city has a diverse population and is home to various universities, museums, and music venues. Manchester has a history of innovation and creativity, with notable contributions to literature, music, and science. It is also known for its iconic architecture, including the historic Manchester Town Hall and modern structures like the Beetham Tower.
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Manchester Co-op Live will be the UK's biggest indoor arena when it opens - but issues with the building have led to a slew of stars postponing or moving their shows. Despite this, US rapper Travis Scott has announced he will perform at the venue in the s
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So a Michelin-starred chef said he loathed our one truly globally renowned dish. I beg to differ
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The band have become the latest act to move from the troubled arena amid "technical issues".
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Artists at Northern Music Awards in Manchester highlight lack of dedicated support for arts
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‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ star played a test run gig at the new venue in Manchester over the weekend
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A man whose torso was found in woods had "only been deceased for a matter of days", police say.
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Police describe killing in Moss Side area of city as ‘senseless loss of life’ as they appeal for information
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The Manchester beer festival was slammed as dissapointing and compared to Glasgow’s ill-fated Wonka experience
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Team GB could be without the Gadirova twins in Paris so Becky Downie can stake her claim at the Liverpool Arena
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Various LGBTQ+ individuals share their personal journeys and challenges in the UK.
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Two British Airways flight attendants die on separate flights, while a Qatar Airways flight is delayed due to crew getting stuck in an elevator
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Chanel stages its Métiers d'Art fashion show in Manchester's Northern Quarter, inspired by the city's music scene and creative energy.
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English National Opera has chosen Manchester as its new headquarters after being told to leave London or lose its Arts Council funding.
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Police are investigating a fight that broke out between two ticketholders during a Hamilton performance at the Palace Theatre in Manchester.
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Richard Arnold steps down as Manchester United CEO, making way for British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's potential acquisition of a 25% stake in the club.
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Mourners gather to pay respects to Sir Bobby Charlton at his funeral in Manchester.
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Marcus Rashford celebrated his birthday at a nightclub after Manchester United's 3-0 defeat by Manchester City.
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Aviva Studios, a multipurpose venue with warehouse space and a 1,500-seat theatre, opened in Manchester.
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Salman Abedi, 22, died in a suicide attack that killed 22 innocent victims at the Manchester Arena in 2017.
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Almena Amica, 77, died in hospital after a bus crashed into a shop in Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens, injuring 11 others.